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Swallow that pride, do not fear to let it go Chin up, march along little solider, march on Indistinguishable laughter eventually ceases Until a glory burns up, freeing you from the pressure. Doubting your character, it will subside, So long as it is permitted. Fly your new colors, paint your new pictures Not a muttered melody of melancholy, Tangled twists of truth will rise above all other thoughts To slap you right in the face. Listless days of the past seem a folly, When your true potential is cast upon reasoning.
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 8:36 PM UTC
The March
Swallow that pride, do not fear to let it go Chin up, march along little solider, march on Indistinguishable laughter eventually ceases Until a glory burns up, freeing you from the pressure. Doubting your character, it will subside, So long as it is permitted. Fly your new colors, paint your new pictures Not a muttered melody of melancholy, Tangled twists of truth will rise above all other thoughts To slap you right in the face. Listless days of the past seem a folly, When your true potential is cast upon reasoning.
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Jan 22, 2015
Jan 22, 2015 at 8:36 PM UTC
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